That's just Piplings point. Their business does not cause disturbance, and they are considerate to their neighbours.

Whilst I was standing outside the nursery today with some other mums, a mum and child came past 3 times. Finally she had to stop and ask us if we knew where Piplings was. We replied, right here! At that time, all the children were playing in the garden, no sound could be heard, and there was more congestion caused by the builders' vehicles parked along the road from a renovation further up (which I have nothing against, have done the same to my house. Just stating a fact).

TLERA's newsletter said that children were playing "just a few metres from" the neighbours windows, "all day, every day". Having been inside the nursery, its a detached house so windows aren't exactly close by anyway. On top of that, the neighbours have grown several large plants that significantly overhang the boundary, meaning that there's no chance of a child going anywhere near the neighbouring property. And as someone else said, the conditions of planning include play outside being restricted to a couple of hours either side of lunch.

This post was last modified: 30-01-2012 06:29 PM by ladywotlunches.